Kenya, Rwanda sign fuel import deal through Northern Corridor
Under the arrangement, the Kenya Pipeline Company will provide transportation and storage services for petroleum products destined for Rwanda using its pipeline network, storage facilities and the Kisumu Oil Jetty...
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Kenya and Rwanda have signed a landmark deal to import refined petroleum products through the Northern Corridor, establishing a government-to-government framework.
- The agreement facilitates Rwanda sourcing bulk refined fuel via Kenya's infrastructure, including the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC).
- Key organizations involved are the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) and the governments of Kenya and Rwanda.
- The first shipment is expected at the Port of Mombasa between September 4 and 6, 2026, boosting inter-country trade and KPC's utilization.
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